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THE KED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 189G.
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Cures
Prove) Uio hierlt if Hood's S.iraparltl.i p"l--.
l e, ii'rft'ct, permanent ('urn.
Cliros 'f scrofula In sowest forms, llkn
i.i goitre, snolled neck, running surf, hip
r' disease, sore In tin; ecs.
Cures "I Salt Itlicnm, with Hi Intcmn Itching
i. ami burning, scald head, loiter, etc
Cures t Hulls, Pimples, iiml nil other ertip
)., tlnns line to Impure Wood.
Curos f l)ipepilji iiml oilier troubles where
U a Rood stomach tonto uns neeileil.
Cures ot KluMim.itlsiii. wlicrr alontt Wfxcun
I nbli tn work or walk foi week.
Cures of Catarrh h expellini! tin Impurities
i whleh cause mid sustain the dlm-ane.
Cures ot Nerwmsness hy prop, rly timing and
i' lec.Hiig Iho nenes upon pure blood.
Cures o' That Tired reeling liy restoring
b. strength. .Send tor hook ot curcn liy
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
To C. I. Hood Ss Co., Proprietors, Lowell, Mass.
j a. are the best niter dinner
iHOOUS FillS plllt, aid (llgustiuu. :tfc.
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THE CHIEF
Published Weekly.
Siinserlpllon, - $1 ler Annum
Invariably In Advance
Uutered lit Iho I'.iM OIIIcm In I ted Cloud, Nub.
ni tiiHti tuiiiteror intisecoiiu cuss
A. (MIosmfu, Kdltor.
I.Aitov Tait. Asst. I.ocol Kdltor.
SWORN CUMULATION 1,300.
IlcpulMlctiH National Ticket.
For PreBidont,
WM. MoKINLEY,
of Ohio.
For Vico-I'rcBidont,
OAUUKT 1IOHAUT,
ot Now Joreoy .
Itenubllcau Stale Ticket,
For Qovornor,
J. II. M'COLL.
For Lieutenant Qovornor,
ORLANDO TEFFT.
i'or Sooretnry of Stnto,
JOKL A. PIPER.
For Auditor,
P.O. IIEDLUND
For Treasurer,
O. E. OASEV.
For Attornoy Gonoral,
A. S. CIIUnCIIILL.
For Supt. of Public Instruction,
II. R. CORUETT.
For ComtniBBioner,
II. C. RUSSELL.
For Supremo Judges,
ROUT. RYAN
M. P. KINLAID.
For Regent,
W.O. WHITMORE.
Iteptilillcnu Ticket.
ForCongroBB nth District,
W. E. ANDREWS of Hastings.
Mit. I. W. CitAitv of Ciuido Rock, ono
ot the luiidiiiK buHiuoBs inon ot this
county in u uandidto beforo the repub
lican county convention for tho nomin
ation for representative Mr. Crary bus
n host of friondB who will bo glad to
know that bo is a candidato for this
oftlco. Tho republicans of this county
will ninlto u lniHtuko it Mr. Crury is not
choson as one of the etuudurd boarers in
tho coming eumpiiign.
llcKit' Dlarrlicu ItuUiim
positively has no equal in diarrhea, dya
tntery and Inllninatiou of the bowels. It
relioven qniokly, and being purely vege
table, no bad result follow. Vou cannot
afford to be without it at this season of
Iho year, Sold by C. h. CottiuH.
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latin.
Conlcy Wilson was transacting bus
iness at Bladon Saturday,
Born on Friday of last week a boy
to Mr. nnd Mrs. Emory Bean.
Goo. Lindsoy was in this locality
Wodnosday buying cattle.
Kov. Blaokwoll preaohed at IMoas
aat Prairio last Sunday.
Mr. Stoughton of Campbell is bor
ing a well for Oluy llunscn this week.
Tho wind did considerable damage
Sunday night In tho north part of the
township.
Win, Andrew, Claude Duval and
Ins family dined at J. C. Wilson Sun
day. Wm. Ucuklc of Inavalo was in this
locality Saturday.
Tho Epworth Lcaguo at Otto will
givo an ice cream social Monday eve
ning, August U. Every ono is cordial
ly invited. Stunnku.
Kclutlu ItliciiinnlUm Cured.
L. W.iguer, Wholesale Druggist, Hlali.
incind, Va., t-iiys; "I hud a feitrfnl attnulc
of Scinlio HhuumatiHUi, was laid up al
most two immthi), wns fortiimttu enough
togotMVSlIC CURliFOH I(HHUMA.
'J'lHM. '1'IiIh evirod me after doctor's pre
HCriiitloim had failed to have ittiy offeut.
Sold by li. i:. (Irlee druggist, Ited Cload.
. - m ' Him"
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
. A Pure flrape Crctnol Tartar Powder.
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i, VH mint coinagjTli
; gkjyyjisfQ
IVco O'liHge or Pigiron.
(A. I. Hull, dem , of Atlanta.)
I accept the arguments of the advo
cate! of silver and agree with their
remedy as farnB it goes. Ilowevor, it
docs not go fur enough. Let us have
plenty of remedy enough, in fact, to
uiako debt and poverty things of tho
past relics of tho dark ages. 1 am
in favor of tho frco and unlimited
coinage of pigirou at a ratio of 1(! to
1 with gold by the United States
alone, independently of all nations,
and can prove Joy tho best authority
ohtainablo that such a polioy on the
part of the United States will "raiso
prioes," "put plenty of monoy in cir
culation," and givo tho "honest dobt
or a clunco to pay his debts," thereby
making tho whole country prosperous.
Now in tho first placo it may be
urged by soino "who do not under
stand tho subject of standards of
valuo" that a free coinago act for iron
would not raiso its prico to a ratio of
1(! to 1 with gold. To them I reply
that "tho stamp of this government"
and Iho "legal tender qualities" of
tho iron dollars would instantly inoko
tho bullion valuo of pigiron tho satno
as tho miHt yaluo. "For who would
part with an ounce of this prcoious
motal for anj thing less than tho mint
value?" (Stewart. Jones and Byron.)
Again, it may bo urged that our
mints would bo overcrowded with pig
iron. I reply "that tho prloe of pig
iron hating been raised from $7,50 a
ton to a ratio of 1G to 1 with gold tho
world over no one would especially
oaro to .carry it to tho mints, sinco
the mint price could bo obtained any
where in the open market." (Atlanta
Constitution.)
Next, it may bo urged that gold
and silvor would ro out of circulation.
I reply, Best, "This is a mere assump
tion of tho tools of tho money power
whioh they caanot verifly." (Atlanta
Constitutieo), sooond, "Suppose gold
and silvor do go out of circulation, is
there not plenty of pigiron to tako
their placo and give tho people plenty
of monoy?" (Bryan); and third,
"Such an assumption mixes tho idea
of a circulating medium and standard
of value, that gold and silver would
Btill bo potential monoy metals,
though not in circulation, and would
icnu tucir Help towards ra sing prices
and oause'genoral piospority." (Crips,
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men, again it may bo urged
against tho pgiron stasdnrd of value
fcliUSvagcs would not raiso in propor
tion to prices. Tho reply is, "Wages
would bo compollcd to riso, feinoo no
man would bo fool nnmii'li tn n..i, r.
n" "v nutft jui
$1,000 per
nils and old
g them to the
ull)
f demonetizing pip-.
iron took placo about 2 L'OO years ogo
when certain "goldolators" and "sil
veritcs" in order to incrcaso tho pur
chasing power of their ill gotten
wealth, sccrotly, and "like thieves in
tho uight," got tho demonetization act
passed repealing tho goed old freo
coinago act of Lyourgus. "Today
China in tho only country on earth
honest enough to coin iron, and thcro
the happy laboror can oarry homo tho
wages of his honest toil in a wheel
borrow." (Atlanta Constitution.)
A ruinous fall in prices followed
tho demonetization of iron and has
continued for upwards of 2,000 years.
1 have ouloulatcd tho losses entailed
upon tho honest peoplo of this world
by that ruthless act, but tho figures
aro so enormous that 1 fear a revolu
tion will ensue if tho peoplo learn how
greatly they havo been tobbod. But
fucts are facts, and tho best way to
right a wrong is to meet it squarely.
"That loss is 121,000,000,000,000,
000." (Coin's Financial School )
In conclusion I insist that the frco
coinage of pigiron will do everything
that is olaimod for oilver and infinite
ly more. Tho peoplo will be rich and
prosperous. Tho onco poor man cau
pay his debts with his old stove.
Railroads can deolaro dividends on
old rails and wornout rolling stock.
Tho small boy can pick up old nails
and horso shoes enough to support his
family. In fino poyerty and debt can
no longer exist.
Mrs.Rhodle Noah, of this plaee, wos
taken in the uight with cramping pains
and the next day diarrhoea sot in. 8ho
took half a bottle of blaokberry cordial
but got no relief. She then sent to me
to see if I had anything that would help
her. I sent her a bottle, of Chamberlain's
Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and the first dose relieved her. Another
of onr neighbors had been sick for about
a week and hod tried different remedies
for diarrhoea but kept getting worse. I
Bent him this remedy. Only four doses
of it wero roquired to cure him. Ho says
ho owes hisreoovory to this wonderful ro
medy. Mrs. Mnry Sibley, Sidney, Mich.
For sale by II. E. Qrioe.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Cat toria.
ul.j Uj,
His Lip Gone.
M. M. Nicholson, who lives at the
corner of Currntt nml Anderson Sts., At
lnnln, Oa., had n cancer for years.
It first appeared oil his lip and resem
bled it fever blister, but spread rapidly
nml soon began to destroy the flesh.
His father and uncle had died from
Cancer, nnd lie sought the best medical
aid in different cities, but it seemed im
possible to check the disease. Several
operations were performed but the can
cer always returned. This continued
for years until the partition in his nose
nnu ins entire up
per lip were eaten
u way. All treat
ment having proved
futile, be looked
upon death as the
only relief.
"Some one re
commended S.S.S."
ef-i'fi . ffl , a AfL, ft li e auys, "and
T, IkKiiV immi. iv wwTOM1-11 SOI"- renci; inns
'wm
of
1li ilieiifidtt eiwit
ed checked. I persevered in its
use, nnd remarkable as it may seem, I
nni completely cured, nnd feel like I
have new life. S.S.S. is the most re
markable remedy iu the world, and
everyone will agree that the cure was a
wonderful one."
A Real Blood Remedy.
Cancer is iu the blood and it is folly
to expect an operation to cure it. S.S.S.
wiovusv a.v.1
guaranteed purely vegetable) is a real
ituiL-uy ior every disease oi me Oiooa.
y disease of the blood
sss
hooks mat leu
free; nddrcss
Swift Specific
Co., Atlanta,
Ga.
The Mttle Giants Arc Here
and come to stay. C. L. Cotting, yoar
popular drngfclst. has just reiT! i tmw
supply. They are the only gaarantod
pill on the market. Be Bare yon get
Ueggs' Little Giants. Ask for sample.
Our I'opocral.
If Chas. Dickens, that prince of
humorous fictios, had lived until this
timo and had been writing up Ameri
ca, what a fund of material ho could
find in our own county I What a talc
ho could spin by that ono oonooption,
popocrat. How lovingly and sarcas-
tioly would ho lingor over tho word.
How he would smack his lips in silont
contemplation of the amusing picture
ho would produce of an enthusiastic
popocrat, demanding something fjr
nothing, and urging mensurcs already
in use. What a pity that our good
old friend should hove been deprived
of tho ono word which would havo ex
pressed tho idiosyncrasies npd fioklp-
ncas of, flume of his characters. No
doubrAc often felt tho necessity of
another word in his vocabulary but we
must coneludo that ho always hunted
fsr somothing ho could not find be
cause ho did not havo "popocrat."
Years agoDrdcu wrote some verses
of poetry and we find tl.ey aptly des
cribe our popocrat.
"A mini h v.u Ions tlut lit seemed to be,
Nat ant, lint ull in wil.lnd'i rpltamt;
Hill! In opinions, ulwjys in the wrong,
Wastcr)tliliiK by stints, ami nothing Iouk,
lint, In tho eenrM) of one i evolving tu mn,
Was ehrmlst, llildler, statesm in and Imffnon.
II. S. M.
Deafness Cannot ho Cured
by looal applications as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only oneway to care deafnest,
aud that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused b; nn inflamed condi
tion of the mucous lining of tho rjus
traohian Tube. When this tnbo is in
flamed you have h rumbling sound or im
porfeat hearing, and when it is entirely
closed, deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can bo takeu out and
this tnbo restored toils normal condition
hearing will bo destroyed forevor; nine
oases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but nn inflamed condi
tion of the mucous surfaces.
Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for
any cases ot deafness (caused by oatnrrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
tSTSold by Druggists, 7o.
half kati: i:xci;kios
To Hot Sprlnpi, South Dakota.
July 31, Auguet 14, August 22
via the Burliugtou llouto. Tickets
good 30 days.
A raro chanco to spend tho hottest
month in tho yoar at tho plcasantcst
summer resort in the west.
Call at B. & M. II. 11. tioket office
and got full information, or, writo to
J. Francis, GenM Pasb'r agent, Omaha,
Nob. 31 6t
Last summer oueof our grand children
was sick with a severo bowel trouble.
Our dootor's remedies had failed, then we
tried Chamberluin's folio, Cholera nnd
Diarrhoea Heuiedy, which gave vory
speedy relief. Wo regard it lis the best
medicine ever put on the market for
bowel complaints. Mrs. E. O. Oregory,
Frodoriokstown, Mo. This certainly is
tho best inediciuo ever put on the mar
ket for dikentery. summer coinnluint.
eolio and rholera infantum in ohildren.
It noyer fails to give prompt relief when
used in reasonable tune and tho plain
printed directions are followed, Many
mothors haye expressed their slnoere
gratitude for the euros it hus effected.
For salo by II. E. Orioe.
Children Cry for
Pitcher' Cattoria.
mm
W'Vlr V encouraged I con-
WhWW t illl,..,P it n.1
)M(fAfv?l(f,r it was not long be-
S'fWlft?' fore the progress
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From California.
Santa Ana, Cal., July 19, '00.
Editor Ciiikk- As I havo not
written to you for some ti.no I thought
somo of )oiir m.ui) readers would like
to hear from this part of California
This is one of our dry years or in
other words there was not enough
rain last winter to develope all kinds
of crops, but there is suoh divcrsitj
of soil hero that in a jear like this
when tho dryer lands have light crop
the damp lands havo better crops than
when thcro is moro rain. Many fields
of alfalfa have been cut threo times
since January and somo have benn
cut four times, j eliding about two
tons per aero each tiui and is consid
crcd the very best of feed for milch
cows or ull kinds or cattle. Barley
hay is principally fed to horses and I
havo learned to think it the best hay
ever fed to horses, timothy not accpt
cd. It is all the feed, nearly, that
the work horses gt out here, no other
grain is fed and our horses do as mueli
hard work and keep iu os good order
as my horsos used to with plenty of
wild hay and all the grain they could
cat. I don't sec why barley hay
would not do well in Nebraska. We
havo had somo very warm weather
hero of late, as high as 94, but wo
never havo to sit up and fan ourselves
half tho night, neither aro wo trou
bled with foar of funnel-shapped
clouds or hail storms. Baled hay
$7.00, threshed barley 65 cents per
100 pounds, shollod 85c potatoes 75
oouts, butter 18 oonts, eggs 15, chick
ens from $2.00 to $3 50 per dozen,
trcsh fruit one cent per pound, dryod
apricots 5J to C cents per pound,
prunes 2J cents per pound, oured
moata 8 to 10 cents, cows $25 to $50,
horses $15 to $40.
This is tho timo of yoar when peo
ple hero go camping, and at various
places on tho beach may be scon from
on to three hundred tents or cottages
tho inhabitants of which aro all bent
on pleasure which consists of fishing,
bathing shell hunting, rolling in tho
desn sands of tho beach, dancing and
games of amusement, or if you are in
clined you may attend religious wor
ship. I know some of your readers
will bo inclined to think these pleas
urcs are iudulgod in only by tho rich
r well-to-do classes of people but
that is a mistaken idea, as it costs no
more to live in camp than at home
and at tli is time of tho year wo have
no ram to bother tho campers. Tho
camping is not couGned to tho beach,
as 6inall camps may be found all
around in tho mountains ad foothills.
In these latter camps the sport con
sists in trout fishing, hunting, climb
ing high roaks peeping iuiM dark
caverns or resting under tho shade of
somo spreading live oak or perhaps
hunting wild honey, which may be
found all through tho hills and may
bo sold in tho markets at four cents.
For my own pleasure 1 go fishing but
I will not attempt to tell what may bo
seen in that old briny pond.
Barley is a light crop hero this year,
apricots und peaches ore light,
English walnuts are extra good and
polities at high tide.
Yours as ever,
A. N. Path or.
83.00 to $0.00 Per Day.
A live, bright lady in every County
to sell two of the most perfect toilet pre
parations on the market. They ull at
sight. Sold through agents only. Ad
dress with stamp
Tho Parisian Toilot Co
120 Michigan St., Chicago.
A Few (tucHtloiiN to Answer.
Communicated.
If freo coinage of silver at tho ratio
of 1G to 1 would now make 10 ounces
of silver worth as much as an ounoo
of gold, why was not ono ounco of
gold made worth as muoh as sixtcon
ounoos of silvor by the same process
A Wonderful Medicine
PEEChams
Ar...ii-..r,J.,.,i7.fl"lT?? al80.Mers sneli as
2S.1" ?. illtb ' B "0I, rllful Drenms.iin.l oil Nerv
U ii niuf Rt ire u TiffrTwi,K.i0,n8l'l'a,lon' most "f t,1B, ro. THt FIRST DOSE
uiiryYivniatiE.fvl,lW.EHTY.M NUTES. This Is no nctlon. Krory eumVer ,?,fr.
uuetiy luvitua to try ono u.x of ibeao Vills, oud tliey will he nrKiiunlcdsetl U bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
tiii?ilRf?,HiM!SP,L?:'S' ,nUo"ns directed, will aulcUly restore fornix! m mm
Pljio bealtn. . by Promptly remove obitruetloua or Irregulnfltles of tlw sjitom? Voft
v-r.t A,rX,; ...'"."": 1""80 o raciiauniutoa liy tboiivtnds. In all clrissn n?
vnm' .no "'i!'0 'Just Buarttiiteestotlie.Norvousatid Iicbllltotod u i i n,i?,
WTSJVtrtWm "'' "M fany l'aU'"t Mcu,e w wVrw;
WITHOUT A RIVAL. Annual Sales over 6,000,000 Dozes
vXn'D,r"lh,,or8'u,w'''',"tbyli H ARciitH. 11. r. AI.LK:JC0.13C6Coual8t Kon
TCfitk, pout paid, ujhju receiptor price. Uouk freo uikju upj.licut ou. '
in 1873? How did it happen that
silver was then at a premium of threo
cents on the dollir as compared with
gold ?
If free coinage at 10 to 1 would
bring silver up to par with gold at
that ratio, how would it make money
cheaper or reduce the value of farm
mor'gagts ?
On the other hand, if froo coinago
of silver at 10 to I would ii"t miko 10
ounces of silver worth ono ouino of
gold, is it not a self-evident proposi
tion that gold would go to a premium
and ecac to be itvaiUblo as currenc?
And if the gold was thus withdrawn
from use, either as cm rent or reserved
coin (and cither melted up or sold to
foreign nations, as it certainly would
hi ), how would money be made moro
plentilul bv the adoption of silver as
tho only money meial, instead of us
ing both hh wo are now doing ?
If the government can doublo the
value of mlvor by stamping a given
value upon it nnd requiring all persons
lo aceoptit at that valuation, and
promising to do so itself, why should
not tho government double the value
of copper, iron and lead in tho same
waj ? Would it not nnkn tho country
much richer to .loubln to valuo of all
metals?
But if ilin freo coinage silver dol
lars Mould ho worth as much as our
present silver dollars how would their
uso increase the valuo of farm pro
ducts, even nominally ? And what
advantage would iho farmers derive
from them ?
If the government stamp, backed
by a legal tender aot, tan add forty-
seven cents to tho valuo of every fifty,
three cents worth of silver, then is it
not clear that the additional valuo be
longs altogether to tho government
stamp and the legal tender quality
given to tho money and not at all (
the silver ? If that is tho case, what
is to prevent the govornmont using
this creative power on paper instead
of silver ? Why not stamp off a legal
tender unredeemable paper dollar fer
every dollar representing gold or sil
ver which we now have ? Would not
that doublo the value of the currency
much moro rapidly, and without giv
ing me prouts, arising from tin's pro
ocss of multiplying money, to tho sil
ver mine owners. If wo aro to havo
"fiat money" why can we not fiat a
hundred cents as easily as forty-sevcu
cents and give the peoplo tho full
bcneili'of it? II. A. H.
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ItlMiiniatUm Cured In a Day.
"MYSTIC CUKE" for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically oures in 1 to 3
days. Its notion upon the system is re
mark! hie and myntorious. It romoyos
at onno the onnso nnd tho diseano immed
iately disappears. The first done geotitly
heneills. zfi cents. Hold by H, E. Qrioe
druggist, Red Clond.
To ITIoriiioiieloni and Itaek,
On the 7th and 8th of August tho
Burlington llouto will sell round trip
tickets to Salt Lake (My, Utah, at the
ono way rate, plus $2. Tickets will
Lear final limit of August 31, and, on
the homeward journey, will allow stop
overs ut pointH west of Denver.
Call at B. & M. II. It. ticket ofiico
and get full information, or writo to
J. Francis, Geu'l Pass'r Agent, Oma
ha, Neb.
In the violuity of tho Roquet, West
moreland Connty, Pa., almost any one
can tell you how to cure a Utno bnok or
stiff neck. They dampen a piece of flan
nel with Chamborloln'a Pain Balm aid
bind it on the affeoted parts nnd in one
or two days tho trouble has disappeared.
This samo treatment will promptly care
a pain in the Hide or chest. Mr. E. M.
Fryo, a promlnont merchant of Hoqaet
speaks very highly of Pain Balm and
bis recommendations have had muoh to
do with making it popular there. For
salo by II. E. Orioe.
For Sale.
Who will bo the lucky ono? House
and corner lot, lot 12, blook (1. Twolvo
rooms in hoiiBo, $700. Lot 18, block 0
and barn S.'J0O. Terms ono-hnlf cash,
balance on timo. For furthor particu
lore writo to L. Baum, 71 Potomac
Avo., Chicago, 111b.
:Vlna and rain In tho Stomach. Blek nendnh.
si ami urmTSlnecn, Colli t'htlln
th. CfistHfiicss. lllotolii.mil, n.'
I Nervous und Trembllnc HBinmllons.Jlc..
tn na mnat lit Ilium . .. VII imkb
rvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvir
iTlioiisaiids of Women!
SUtTKIt UNTOLD MISERIES.
BRADFIELD'S
FEAALE
REGULATOR,
ACTS AS A SPECIFIC
Gj Arousing to Healthy Action all her Organs.;
It
causes health to bloom,
nnd,
joy to reign tlnoughout the frame.'
I... It Never Fails to Rcuulate..,:
Alv wlfo linOti'pn utiilnrlrnntmnnt nr tftflrl.,
, InR I 1 1 ) i I c I n 1 1 . tin ro yunrs, without lunieMt. 7
, After iiMinr tliti-.. Imltles of IIUAIIHKI.D'S)
. rr.tiai.i. lll.tilll.A'l l iir enn no liir nw n l
coukiiik, luiiKintt iiml niKintiu "
n.?. mo A.-4.iieiiiieraon,Aiii.
;iutAiiui:ui in in i.aiou to., Atum, .!
eoldbydruggiitiit $1.00 per bottle.
BESTLINE
TO
DENVER
AND
CALIFORNIA
To Hie lulle.
. Bkhthani., Nkd , July 21, 189G.
Thm Ib to certify that I, Julia A. Rich
ardson, will not atnndgood forany.lebta
ratido by my husband. Wiin.m n.t,!..i
son, after July 20th, 1S0O.
Julia A. Rioiiaruso.v.
.k0 nr1Vu,xj0t" t do a little good in
this world and I cm think of no pleosanter
or better way to do it than by reocomend
rig One Minute Cough Cure as a prev.n
tlve of pneumoniii, coneumption and
ottior serious luni troubles that follow
negleoted eelds. C h Cotting.
T
'or Sale.
50 cprde of tlry atovo wood.-Chaa.
II. Kaley, Ited Cloud.
It would bo hard to convlnoe o man
suffering from bilious colio that his
agony is tine to a miorobo with an un
r""""';'1.'! namo. ll.it ono doso of
DoUitt'ri Colio and Cholera Cure will con
vitioe him of its power to afford instant
relief. It kills pain. C L Cotting.
'or Sale.
Ono two hnrsit nilmiiT ..nn. .:n
, ... , -- " wiwu iuiii, uuiir-
ly now. will be sold cheap. Cull on or
adtlrcPB Jiimen Petoreou. .'to 4t
wwy........................ -
fcertl ol' Summons liy eMHMIeii
lion. l.rn"k!i0,MS,r"'t t'""lt '" w'""r county. No.
John II l,ivn, I'Uitiiin
v
ItobertS. Duiv iioi, ia,.m,,,t
TIih jiliiiv h ii iiiisd def,iudiuit. ltohei t S I)ir.
ner, wm uik.i nunc, tint on ... rit, ,i ... ... ..
iHiiimiit iuiii puintiri foriiios.ii,.,,r r..ni ;,...
iiietoiioiMiiK prniit has been a'tji-hirt fii
the i.r..p. I y at U.I ilefeu.hui t : I, ts nil ml er.
ed o.ie(i) it.i.1 j w ,...). i lock num'l e,e "(i)
! "' " s a'ldtllmi to tlm iiihii ot Red
i ' A-. ,:W!!'" !'."" f-r JmlB.He.nt
..,.,.,.. , ,iai,i, iiium'ii ,-i linwiicr for salil
si.iu of S-,l .',,, i.u.r Him all ensls', f thHo
.? ; ,.' .il,.,,'.'.''.,l11 rV'1 .'' -"'' "til Petition
on or befoie the Jlit du of Aiiaust. iVi
Ilyltom
r I'orrKH, hl ittTi.rney ' -
In it II it . .....
C'liallel iriorlKiiuc Sale.
Notleo Is hereby Klen that by virtue of tho
ins or h cimttol mortijMKB dated ?ent"lnUer 16
Oi, tiled for reeord bi Webster eoimtv Ki.
riiska. ma. o bv ls.i;u- (!r..u..n ..,:;!"'.".
term
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br:
I N. Ilrown. mm urimee, on M ileli there du
tho sum or Si,i.!ki. and def.iu t ", "f.fS 'f,1
made in tho eon. itions thereot. ami no suit o?
ninpany, nnd one
Btll.lH'Jl).
IHted, July H, 8'I.
I N llHoww, MortRnKee.
ftur lee liy INiollealioii.
Kquitiible Securities Company
.lohu V. Van Wle,
rntber no a. Vim wie,
Isaac W. 1'iiriluii, et nl!
A.Ti10.. !I1loyjI,.UMr'1 l,f''"'lants, John l Viin
Mh and L'atinirliio a. Vim wi. ..nH ,' Hn
tico tlmt nn Vii .!:. i .'.'."..? r IU take no-
,- ;..:... '"..."""
L'H
upon the soullmi.H , m LV-'-V: .'.'" . ""intlff.
ceinber , ssn, one for the snni t ... . .Uo"
interest Vnupoii note, ,,.?,! ' M'' U'A
SrirnVbVteriS
dsle, philntlt prajs furii ilccroe tli it X f '. '.
Hilts lie ie.pi red to pay tli"amo .i, r,fc,u.1;
Piemlses bo sold to "atlify Bn,nniV,'.ltf "al4
due tills liliilntlir. ,lm,J e amrjiiut found
X"J rereiiilred to answer said nititinnn
or before the I7tli day of AuuMist safi U n 0n
Dated July S. isiw. ""h"si, ism.
by 1.01,1. T.lMt.Y!r""'T' CO.
Notlee to Crcelli.rs.
State of Nebraska, Wclnter eoimtv s in .i.
e.nintv court. .uuuiy, ss. IntllQ
havlnir
Ceouie!!:;,?'
I'aliner
nt tne
ilms so
nn the
. in.
J.vsii's Uurrv,
County J udgt.
nellilon in thu .llHtih-t eourt of vi , o u . y
Sebratka. .umIijM said defHii,.iit. the uMcet
nml lir.ijeri.fttliiuli nro to iecnrr a Judgment
"?,V."H,rr.,l",,,'r,'mla"t :,",l "i rA. o tli
plaint ft lor the sum of SI 5) said artiori U
iioiiu it iinnii u iiinti.n-i -,,i..r,..i i.'.. '".". "."
IPJW. UIII1I1 II ll.ltlw lil tlllflll I....
"i nun ii v irw
any part I heicnf, tho underslu mVl "ifflhS
ropert tlieieln deserlbed. lo w,lt )n i.iv
ItfJrl .,.,!..W' !P "ijr.ioinrert by l,oKsnsa,y
mj i.iKiu.iiiiK juty I'ress l"
rft.l utiil uhlti, .wm i.i... ......
imetion tin m hiihes, b,3;;i it.p;
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i.i) in .i one. ikqiI th..
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IS X llionllis Ircin ili im. """'J s.i csuuo
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